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Advice on selling gold & diamond in Dublin

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  • 17-08-2010 10:55am
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    Canakar
    Registered Users Posts: 8 ✭


    Am new to this board but just wondering if anyone can advise me on a reputible jewellers in Dublin where I can take a gold wedding band and diamond engagement ring to sell, not looking for pawn, I want the proper value please. Any advice appreciated. TKs:)


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    dudara
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    Moved to Dublin City

    dudara


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    kmick
    Registered Users Posts: 3,375 ✭✭✭kmick


    I understand Breretons Capel Street have this service.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCmSD_jR2ig


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    delllat
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    if u could be bothered bring it to NI the money shop in union st lurgan ,co armagh are offering £13 a gram for gold now ,i was driving past it and i saw a sign yesterday

    im not sure of dublin gold rates tbh but if theyre worse than that id consider bring it to NI


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    I.S.T.
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    delllat wrote: »
    if u could be bothered bring it to NI the money shop in union st lurgan ,co armagh are offering £13 a gram for gold now ,i was driving past it and i saw a sign yesterday

    im not sure of dublin gold rates tbh but if theyre worse than that id consider bring it to NI

    That's daylight robbery. Market rates for gold is £25 a gram (http://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/)

    BTW, don't sell it, hang on to it. There is only one way Gold price is going, that's up. Why do you think everyone wants to buy it?


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    Canakar
    Registered Users Posts: 8 ✭Canakar


    Thanks for the tips and advice, thing is I need to sell it, have been hanging on to it forever and being sentimental about it but need the cash for something really important. Could'nt really be bothered going up north, might just head into a few jewellers in dublin and see what they think. Thanks again


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    tommy21
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    Canakar wrote: »
    Thanks for the tips and advice, thing is I need to sell it, have been hanging on to it forever and being sentimental about it but need the cash for something really important. Could'nt really be bothered going up north, might just head into a few jewellers in dublin and see what they think. Thanks again

    You'll be bothered if it nets you a few extra hundred!


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